New Zealand travel guide

When traveling to New Zealand, you can visit Aroton, Lake Wanaka, Mount Eden, Good Shepherd Church and Lake Wakatip.

Aro Town 1

Arrow Town is known as "the most magnificent town in New Zealand in autumn" and is located around Queenstown. There are still more than 60 wooden and stone buildings in the town, some of which are still in use today. When the leaves are colorful, stroll along Buckingham Street, a main street full of romantic Victorian style, surrounded by a dazzling array of handicraft shops, candy shops and specialty clothing and accessories shops.

2. Wanaka Lake

Lake Wanaka covers an area of 4,776 square kilometers, and only about 5,000 people live here. Lake Wanaka, created by huge glaciers 10,000 years ago, lives next to Lake Havia, separated by a small piece of silvery white land called "neck". These two lakes surrounded by magnificent peaks have beautiful cobblestone beaches, which are popular tourist attractions for locals and tourists, especially in the long and warm summer.

3. Mount Eden

Mount Eden is the highest volcano cone in Auckland, and it is also the natural commanding height of Auckland. At the top of the mountain, you will see a crater 50 meters deep. The crater is so sacred that tourists can't enter it, but they can walk around it. There is also a lookout at the top of the mountain, which is the best place to overlook Auckland for free. When the weather is fine, you can have a panoramic view of the Sky Tower, Dushu Mountain and Langyituo Volcano Island, which is very suitable for shooting the panoramic view of Auckland and its surrounding areas, and the scenery at sunset and after nightfall is even more beautiful.

4. Good Shepherd Church.

Good Shepherd Church was built in 1935, named after a shepherd sculpture. This church, made entirely of rocks, is a classic scenery in the postcard of Lake Tekapo. At night, the church under the starry sky is more beautiful, and it is also an excellent place to shoot the star track. The area of the church is only twenty or thirty square meters, which is very pocket-sized. There is a small stone cross on the north roof, a small bell tower on the west side of the south roof, and a small copper bell hanging in the arched hole on the wall.

5. Lake Wakatip

The famous Queenstown is located on the north bank of Lake Wakatip. The charming bend of the river dotted Queenstown like lightning. The lake is clear and has the reputation of "Emerald Lake". It is also a popular place for outdoor activities in New Zealand, where bungee jumping, which is popular all over the world, first emerged. If you are in Queenstown, you can choose to take the famous aerial cable car overlooking Lake Wakatip.

Reference to the above content: Baidu Encyclopedia-Wakatip Lake